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Does anyone know how many calories and carbs you are suppose to have at almost 7 months out? I have been around the same weight for the last two months. Frustrating!!!!!!!!!

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I was never told to count carbs....just watch calories, fat and mainly Protein. I am three months out. I stick between 600-800 calories a day and they want me to get in 60-80 of protein a day. I usually only get in about 50 though

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I was never told to count carbs....just watch calories, fat and mainly Protein. I am three months out. I stick between 600-800 calories a day and they want me to get in 60-80 of Protein a day. I usually only get in about 50 though

i feel better that i am not the only one who cannot manage to get 60-80g of protein!! i usually get about 50g as well. i always feel like i'm failing!

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I was never told to count carbs....just watch calories, fat and mainly Protein. I am three months out. I stick between 600-800 calories a day and they want me to get in 60-80 of Protein a day. I usually only get in about 50 though

Try having a Protein Bar for Breakfast - that's 20 grams right there.

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Does anyone know how many calories and carbs you are suppose to have at almost 7 months out? I have been around the same weight for the last two months. Frustrating!!!!!!!!!

I am where you are! I hate stalls!!!!!! Mine has been 3 months :unsure:. Maybe I am eating too many calories- I am eating around 1000-1200 with working out 6 days a week and my carbs are around 165g per day and my Protein is 60-90. I think I am going to try in addition to more Water, less calories. This is tougher than I thought it would be but I am still very thankful I have lost as much as I did thus far. I wish you the best- I really hope the scale moves for the both of us real soon. You are not alone!

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Around the 6 month mark, I started slowing down in weight loss. I have only lost a few pounds since then. But I was really close to goal. This is frustrating especially if you have a lot more to lose. But it will keep coming off and you will have stalls. the weight does come off at a slower rate, but it does come off. You calories sound good, so maybe check with your NUT and see what he/she has to say....And let us know. Keep up the good work and CONGRATS! You are a success story..... :)

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